I tried that

and what that does is correct a complet word of more than two letters. If you have a word that is like were then if you were to type WEre, then it corrects it and makes it Were, but it doesn't correct just two letter words.

• Regarding Word - Carla
  • Two letter caps - Carla
  • Word will not correct two letters in caps. You must type a third letter for - sm
  • You're Missing the Autocorrect Setups - midwestmt
    • Actually, chosing "cap after period" will not force a period in the instances I mentioned. -- - lbl
  • You might try looking here - just passing through
  • Can't do it. Word is kind of a clumsy program, there's a lot that is self-evident that it sho - lbl
    • you tell 'em - anon
  • If working in MS Word, go to (sm) - giddy pc guru
    • I tried that - Carla
      • I don't think it can do that, it you are meaning - jan

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